A Political Thread pt. 2

[AlRums]

Trump admin breaking modern presidential staffing records, hiring 'thousands of America First warriors'

The Trump administration is breaking all modern presidential staffing records since taking office in January, bringing in “thousands of America First warriors" to fight for President Donald Trump’s agenda, the head of presidential personnel told Fox News Digital.

www.foxnews.com

Project 2025 coming alive, sack government workers then replace them with ultra loyalists.

 

[AlRums]

Donald Trump labels alleged Turnberry vandals 'terrorists'

The US president said he hoped those who caused damage to his resort would be 'treated harshly'.

www.bbc.co.uk

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114254009723637368

Strumpet caught lying again.

 

[Reiser99]

Got to be honest I've never seen a school bus doing 70mph on anything other than a motorway or dual carriageway, especially where you might need to slow for a turn

Go to Qatar or any of the Gulf countries then.

 

[dirty harry]

Trump admin breaking modern presidential staffing records, hiring 'thousands of America First warriors'

The Trump administration is breaking all modern presidential staffing records since taking office in January, bringing in “thousands of America First warriors" to fight for President Donald Trump’s agenda, the head of presidential personnel told Fox News Digital.

www.foxnews.com

Project 2025 coming alive, sack government workers then replace them with ultra loyalists.

Ok I now know you don't read this constantly flood of articles lol

Are you OK? Fo you need a hug?

 

[dirty harry]

China launches surprise military drills around Taiwan

Taiwan says it has detected nearly 20 vessels off its coast as Beijing orders large scale sea and air exercises and calls leaders in Taipei ‘parasites’

www.theguardian.com

Is it time?

 

[dirty harry]

Can we send this to Mr Starmer please lol. Arrested heavy handidly, in front of their disabled child AFTER they had removed the child from the school, was an 'appropriate response' and is 'routine' for a malicious communication complaint in which there was admittedly after the fact, 0 evidence of such.

It's almost like 1 of 2 things happen in speech cases:

1. The arrest is the punishment. They knowingly arrested 2 parents of a disabled girl to teach them a lesson, publicly and making a huge furore outside their home with 6 officers and numerous vehicles.

2. They are just so happy to arrest for malicious communications they jump the gun, and then try to find a case against the perceived perpetrator.

Either way, thos is a huge issue only really highlight by articulate, middle class savvy people. This happens daily to the less capable and minorities.

 

[General Melchett]

Can we send this to Mr Starmer please lol. Arrested heavy handidly, in front of their disabled child AFTER they had removed the child from the school, was an 'appropriate response' and is 'routine' for a malicious communication complaint in which there was admittedly after the fact, 0 evidence of such.

It's almost like 1 of 2 things happen in speech cases:

1. The arrest is the punishment. They knowingly arrested 2 parents of a disabled girl to teach them a lesson, publicly and making a huge furore outside their home with 6 officers and numerous vehicles.

2. They are just so happy to arrest for malicious communications they jump the gun, and then try to find a case against the perceived perpetrator.

Either way, thos is a huge issue only really highlight by articulate, middle class savvy people. This happens daily to the less capable and minorities.

I watched the video and while the guy comes across as very calm and measured I'm left with a feeling of not knowing the full story.

The school used the word harassment and so I'd like to see all the emails and messages ( including dates & times) plus any other evidence that made them come to that conclusion - not just the two 'spicy' comments that he picked.

I'd then like to see the full wording of the complaint given by the school to the police to see if it was false, misleading or grossly over exaggerated. It's possible that the police were acting on false or misleading information.

It may well be that the guy's complaint is valid but I would rather reserve judgement until I have a more complete picture of events.

 

[TRF_Olyy]

Yeah, does make me wonder what was actually said - another report on this says they were banned from school premises, and that the police had spoken to them in the past and this had been going on for a year, or something?
And that so many officers were there because there were safe guarding officers because of his disabled daughter and people to get electronic evidence

On the surface it all sounds insane but definitely feels like we're only getting one side of the story

 

[ncurd]

Its the "They're cancelling Christmas" headline 99.9% of the time you find theres a whole bunch of BS behind the reactionary top level view.

 

[Ragey Erasmus]

Hasn't this already concluded and the police investigation found it never should have been a police matter?

 

[AlRums]

Odds she makes a "miraculous" recovery?

Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre was involved in bus crash but no injuries were reported, police say

Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre was involved in a crash with a school bus in Australia last week — but there were “no reported injuries,” police said Tuesday. The 41-ye…

nypost.com

 

[dirty harry]

Hasn't this already concluded and the police investigation found it never should have been a police matter?

So I went to look for more info, because the comments above are absolutely valid, and I was wondering if I had over reacted.

Apparently, in a statement the police said there was no evidence to support a claim of harassment, and the investigator stated this should never have been a police matter.

So you'd have to wonder, if there was no evidence of harrassment, what prompted the 6 man arrest, knowing they needed specialists for the disabled daughter?

To me it's just another case of the state prioritising questionable speach over property or violent crimes.

Is this systematic or is this lower level individuals? Either way the trend is there. The Milrs Jones story wasn't great, but what shocked me is that police received a complaint for a FB post on the Sunday and were at her door Tuesday.

Recently I waited 3 days for a property damage response. Maybe I should ask the next offender to spray paint a controversial opinion on the damaged property first to get a better response time

 

[McTallshort]

Recently I waited 3 days for a property damage response. Maybe I should ask the next offender to spray paint a controversial opinion on the damaged property first to get a better response time

It wasn't me

Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre was involved in bus crash but no injuries were reported, police say

Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre was involved in a crash with a school bus in Australia last week — but there were “no reported injuries,” police said Tuesday. The 41-ye…

nypost.com

Looks like the money goes to you mate

 

[Saintjay]

Can we send this to Mr Starmer please lol. Arrested heavy handidly, in front of their disabled child AFTER they had removed the child from the school, was an 'appropriate response' and is 'routine' for a malicious communication complaint in which there was admittedly after the fact, 0 evidence of such.

It's almost like 1 of 2 things happen in speech cases:

1. The arrest is the punishment. They knowingly arrested 2 parents of a disabled girl to teach them a lesson, publicly and making a huge furore outside their home with 6 officers and numerous vehicles.

2. They are just so happy to arrest for malicious communications they jump the gun, and then try to find a case against the perceived perpetrator.

Either way, thos is a huge issue only really highlight by articulate, middle class savvy people. This happens daily to the less capable and minorities.

The guy was a Tory councillor. Not some half wit. Told several times about conduct. Failed to engage and continued his conduct dispite being told not too.

Police professional standards had no issue with the investigation. Chief Constable happy the arrest was lawful.

1) Arrest is normally to obtain evidence by questioning. Also gives legal safe guards to the accused. You also have to provide a legitimate reason for arrest in custody not just because you felt like it.

You have no idea what intelligence or markers are on the individuals. If you are locking up two people ideally you want four people. Searching premises 4-6.

If the police could safely send less people they would, due to demands on service etc

2) They don't need to find a case, a reasonable suspicion of an arrestable offence will do it.

 

[AlRums]

The guy was a Tory councillor. Not some half wit. Told several times about conduct. Failed to engage and continued his conduct dispite being told not too.

Police professional standards had no issue with the investigation. Chief Constable happy the arrest was lawful.

1) Arrest is normally to obtain evidence by questioning. Also gives legal safe guards to the accused. You also have to provide a legitimate reason for arrest in custody not just because you felt like it.

You have no idea what intelligence or markers are on the individuals. If you are locking up two people ideally you want four people. Searching premises 4-6.

If the police could safely send less people they would, due to demands on service etc

2) They don't need to find a case, a reasonable suspicion of an arrestable offence will do it.

Spot on

 

[dirty harry]

Virginia Giuffre says she mistakenly claimed she has four days to live

Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre has said she mistakenly posted the claim that she had just four days left to live to her public Instagram.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Ding ding ding... who had bullshit for 5/2?

Apparently she wasn't taken to hospital straight from the crash, no emergency services attended, both the school bus and her drove off, and she took herself to hospital later?!?!?

She also thought she was just deceivingbher private Facebook friends and not live lol

 

[Ragey Erasmus]

BBC News - US prosecutors to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione

US prosecutors to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione

The 26-year-old is accused of shooting dead healthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a Manhattan hotel.

www.bbc.com

Let's be honest, if this wasn't one of the elite that was murdered, they would not be seeking the death penalty or really getting involved at all.

 

[McTallshort]

BBC News - US prosecutors to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione

US prosecutors to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione

The 26-year-old is accused of shooting dead healthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a Manhattan hotel.

www.bbc.com

Let's be honest, if this wasn't one of the elite that was murdered, they would not be seeking the death penalty or really getting involved at all.

Like Bill Burr said "their not bothered about people being gunned down in New York, they are just bothered about white guys in suits getting shot"

 

[pagliaccio_euforico]

BBC News - US prosecutors to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione

US prosecutors to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione

The 26-year-old is accused of shooting dead healthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a Manhattan hotel.

www.bbc.com

Let's be honest, if this wasn't one of the elite that was murdered, they would not be seeking the death penalty or really getting involved at all.

They wouldn't be involved cause it's not a federal crime. Unless they are going to indict everyone who kills someone in a state they don't live in.

 

[dirty harry]

The guy was a Tory councillor. Not some half wit. Told several times about conduct. Failed to engage and continued his conduct dispite being told not too.

Police professional standards had no issue with the investigation. Chief Constable happy the arrest was lawful.

1) Arrest is normally to obtain evidence by questioning. Also gives legal safe guards to the accused. You also have to provide a legitimate reason for arrest in custody not just because you felt like it.

You have no idea what intelligence or markers are on the individuals. If you are locking up two people ideally you want four people. Searching premises 4-6.

If the police could safely send less people they would, due to demands on service etc

2) They don't need to find a case, a reasonable suspicion of an arrestable offence will do it.

Wait, so to refute the idea of police over reach on speech, your using the police as a reference of if anything was done wrong? Before I even go look into these claims, is that your stance lol?

Police and crime commissioner, and investigating officer both claim there should have been no police involvement btw, not that that's a defence or criticism, as if there was a speech problem, they would be part of it.

And why does it matter if he was a Tory councilor? I'll take your word for it, but what has that to do with the story?
Wait he's being reported as a Lib Dem?! Did you misread or lie on purpose? he's listed on the Lib Dem website here:

Bushey Park - Hertsmere Liberal Democrats

www.hertsmerelibdems.org.uk

He's apparently a staunch environmentalist, and sits on the planning committee?

Wait, isn't that primary school MP Oliver the dirt bag Dowden? Who famously lied about treasury stats and backed up islamaphobic comments from Lee Anderson?

Nothing to see here says Tory supporters...